WWF-Mongolia in collaboration with Mongolian National Television, has launched an educational quiz show titled “100%” aimed at inspiring secondary school students to develop an interest in natural sciences and raising public awareness of their importance.

More than 180 students in grades 9–12 from across Mongolia registered online to participate in the program. From these applicants, 100 students were selected based on specific criteria. The quiz show aired a total of 11 episodes over the course of half a year, featuring high school students competing through their knowledge of natural sciences. To ensure the content was both engaging and educational, the organizers worked with over 50 university professors and teachers across Mongolia. Together, they developed a pool of 900 questions and answers for the TV program.

Participants came not only from the capital, Ulaanbaatar, and central provinces, but also from remote regions. For example, a student named Bulgamaa from Khovd Province traveled over 1,500 kilometers with her grandmother to take part, while others attended with their teachers—demonstrating the program’s strong appeal and significance.

According to the organizers, the questions were designed to cover not only natural sciences but also environmental topics, helping to increase participants’ knowledge and engagement. The organizers have announced plans to continue the educational program in the next season.